EL-FANTASTY GOLD Tiles

EL-FANTASTY GOLD Tiles are a 600 × 1200 mm large‑format ceramic tile featuring a Rainbow Endless surface rendered in golden hues. The tile carries a high‑gloss finish that enhances colour depth and simplifies maintenance. Produced by Estto Cera in India, the product is positioned for upscale residential and commercial interiors. The supplier lists ISO and CE certifications as evidence of compliance.

Standard large‑format tiles commonly have a thickness of 8 - 10 mm and water absorption below 0.5 %, which aligns with the typical specifications for this product. The tiles are rated PEI 4, providing durability for areas with moderate to heavy foot traffic. Typical breaking strength for such ceramic tiles is around 30 MPa, ensuring resistance to impact. These industry benchmarks make the tile suitable for premium projects seeking both aesthetic impact and functional resilience.

Potential buyers often install these tiles in boutique hotels, high‑end restaurants or contemporary residences where visual statement matters. Before ordering, confirm the minimum order quantity, packaging details and the exact Incoterms with Estto Cera. The supplier’s profile indicates availability of ISO and CE documentation, which should be reviewed as part of due diligence.

Estto Cera operates out of India and is classified as an imported supplier on the platform. The harbour‑level trust tier reflects that the company has passed basic verification checks, though no response metrics are recorded. This indicates that while the supplier is listed, recent communication data is not available. Importers can view these signals when evaluating potential partners.

The catalogue includes both the EL‑DOMINI AQUA and EL‑FANTASTY GOLD tile series. No specific data on production lead time, MOQ or payment conditions is disclosed, so buyers should request those details directly. The supplier cites ISO and CE compliance for its tiles, and further documentation can be obtained on request. Estto Cera does not list additional certifications or third‑party audit reports in the current entry.